A FEW days since, writes an attorney, as I was sitting with Brother
D----, in his office, Court Square, a client came in, and said--
"Squire D----, W----, the stabler, shaved me dreadfully, yesterday, and
I want to come up with him."
"State your case," says D----.
"I asked him," said Client, "how much he would charge me for a horse and
wagon to go to Dedham. He said one dollar and a half. I took the team,
and when I came back, I paid him one dollar and a half, and he said he
wanted another dollar and a half for coming back, and made me pay it."
D---- gave him some legal advice, which the client immediately acted
upon as follows: